Direct DNA Injection (p53) into HCC Tumors.
Methods Mol Med
; 35: 545-58, 2000.
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Liver tumors, specially HCC, are among the most common malignancies in the world, and their annual world incidence is about 250,000 cases, with a male to female ratio 4:1 (1). HCC is one of the most important neoplasms in tropical and subtropical regions, particularly among the sub-Saharan African black population and ethnic Chinese (2). The prognosis is very poor, and patients with advanced tumors are unlikely to survive 3 mo (3). Most HCC cases are beyond radical resection when detected. All other forms of the currently available therapies are rarely beneficial (2).
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Methods Mol Med
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BIOLOGIA MOLECULAR
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2000
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Estados Unidos